Job Description:
- 4-6 years experience as a front end developer
- Expert knowledge of Javascript frameworks, HTML5, CSS and its best practices.
- Proficient in creating prototypes and mocks for users using tools like Sketch, Axure etc.
- Demonstrated ability on engaging with users and improving their UX experience.
- Strong knowledge of material designs, templates, themes and its best practices.
- Good experience in working in an Agile environment.
- Good communication skills required.
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